Can Anyone Answer My Email Question

How do I know when someone has answered my question?

Click on the question you asked and see if you have any answers. You can also select the three dots on the top right side under your name in (the you tab) your profile and select settings. Then select email and notifications. Request answers to your question. Then turn on push notifications and or email notifications. The notification should pop up with a number under your answer. It should say the name of the person or people who answered your question(s).

What do I do if my professor doesn't answer my emails clearly, or not answering at all? I am asking three questions and he or she is replying with barely one answer.

I have had this situation in grad school, myself, and I see it often as an educational advisor— it is very frustrating!! And, honestly, unacceptable. You are paying for this education, and probably quite a lot. You ask the questions because you care about your eduction. The professor is being paid to teach you. Period.Having said that, you need to be wise in how you do confront it. I say this because you don’t need to create a more difficult situation for yourself with this professor, and frankly, some professors and teachers can just be real assholes. (They are people too, after all.) But you can and should address it.This is how I did it when I was the student in your shoes:Always continue to have the conversation, *and document it. Keep the emails or copies of written letters, or write down the dates you trued to speak in person and what the outcome was.Be clear and KIND. For example, I stated that “although I wasn’t trying to be a bother, I was experiencing some real frustration because I did’t feel I was getting a clear answer that I was understanding. Could they please explain further or in another way, because (taking the hit here) I just wasn’t getting it, and I really want to make sure I do.”State that you care about this class, appreciate their time, and really need a more direct or flushed out answer so you can do your best.I had to go round about THREE TIMES, being more direct— although still controlled and kind— each time before they “got it”. My professor was clearly a little irritated with me for pushing, but thems the breaks. He needed to do his job. I think he finally realized I wasn’t going away.If this continues to be a problem, then I would report it to the department chair. There is an oversight in place for a reason. Schools are just like anywhere else, in that personal problems, life, or even just personality can and do get in the way of people doing their job as it is expected.Good luck!